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In the News: A slew of updates on congestion pricing
The Trump administration leaks memos on its legal strategy; the MTA's haul; Broadway gets a boost; a judge strikes down several lawsuits. / 6 comments
Seen & Heard: Crossing guard at PS 89
Plus Governors Island Arts has launched its season; a top Latin vocalist at the Irish Hunger Memorial; Earth Day Celebration at Gotham Park.
Tribeca Greenmarket will not return on Wednesdays
The market will not return for spring, and neither will the market at the Oculus. Tribeca on Saturdays is still going strong, and City Hall has joined the fleet.
Seen & Heard: Film festival tickets on sale April 29
Plus Salon Design opens in the West Village; revolutionary history exhibit at Fraunces Tavern; tickets on camera on local bus routes.
In the News: Acquiring art at the Tribeca Ball
Plus restricting tourist helicopter rides; building out a tricky Tribeca roof deck; playing dress-up with the founders of Quarters. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: What happened to our trees?
M. wrote: "We had four beautiful trees and four gorgeous iron tree guards outside of our coop building. Two out of the four tree pits have now been completely demolished." / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: Earth Day at Bogardus
Plus a wellness event at Kathy Kuo Home; Wise Wonder opens on the UES; Dan Goldman to host town hall meeting.
In the News: A stickup at TD Bank
Plus roaring twenties New York starts here; a rant on the White Street jail; the happy arrival of phytoplankton. / 2 comments
Let There Be Neon will leave White Street after four decades
The company, which was founded in 1972 and moved to Tribeca 1984, has been sold to a Boston neon shop. It is the end of an era. / 5 comments
In the News: The opposition to Hobby Lobby
Plus a new command station for the WTC; survivor stories from the museum; illegal ticket vendors still at work. / 10 comments
City Council Primary 2025: Jess Coleman
The Tribeca resident was raised in Battery Park City and worked as a lawyer until he quit to run for office. He answers questions on crime, congestion pricing, Local Law 11, the tower for IPN and more. / 16 comments
In the News: Congestion pricing still on
Plus the architect of One World Trade has died; Seokmin Ko at Art Projects International; woman stabbed in Soho.
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Society has lost its mind letting people walk around outdoors with masks on as if it's not obviously insanely suspicious.... — person / Carjacking on North Moore has a happy ending…
I'm okay with extra reinforcing, recalling what happened at Pfizer's residential conversion on 42nd Street. Demolition could have been dusty... — Gary / Construction Update: 100 Franklin / 250 Church
I am curious how they came to the decision to rehabilitate the existing structure rather than just tear it down.... — Reademan / Construction Update: 100 Franklin / 250 Church
There is widespread agreement that the illegal Canal vendors are destroying the quality of life for local residents because they... — lowrider / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
Well said! — Robert Ripps / Demolition should start soon on the Tribeca Pharmacy building
Can we please stop calling them “vendors”!! A vendor runs a business that sells merchandise to other businesses. E.g. a... — S. / In the News: More on the counterfeit vendors of Canal Street
There are still many free attractions on Governors Island. Well worth the trip over. — JS Miller / Seen & Heard: Ess-a-Bagel getting ready on Murray